Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

15.3 AliasesMaximum number of delivery threadsMaximum number of delivery threads that will send messages from the queue (maximumcount of messages sent at one moment). The value should be chosen with respect toprocessor capacity and to speed of the Internet connection.Delivery retry intervalInterval that will be used for repeated retry attempts for sending an email message.Bounce the message to sender if not delivered in...If the message is not delivered in the time defined, it will be discarded and its headerincluding DSN (Delivery Status Notification) will be bounced to the sender. It will be alsoautomatically removed from the queue and no more delivery attempts will be taken bythe server.You can also use preset time units (minutes, hours, days) to specify the interval.However, these time units will not be considered if the messages are delivered via relay SMTPserver.Send warning to sender...If the message could not be delivered by expiration of this period, sender will be senta warning (server will continue in sending attempts).Report languageLanguage that will be used for error, warning and informative reports.Note: Reports are stored in the reports subdirectory of the directory where KerioMailServer is installed (UTF-8 coding is used). Administrator can modify individual reportsor add a new language report version.15.3 AliasesUse aliases to create virtual email addresses. The principle of virtual addresses is best understoodthrough examples:1. Mr. Smith would like all his messages sent to info@company.com to be stored to the Infopublic folder. This can be achieved by the following alias:info → #public/Info2. Messages sent to invalid addresses (addresses in which the part before @ does not correspondwith any user account nor alias) can be delivered to a specified user (typically tothe administrator). Use the following alias to achieve this:* → AdminIf this (or the next) alias is not defined, Kerio MailServer returns such messages to theirsenders as undeliverable.3. The * symbol is used as a substitution of any number of characters in an alias (e.g.: *sms*,a*00*, etc.). The alias will be applied to all email addresses that conform to this mask.147